High-quality spatial modes for petawatt-class lasers
In this paper, we report the methods used to obtain laser pulses with high spatial quality at the Berkeley Laboratory Laser Accelerator (BELLA) facility are reported. Strehl ratios of 0.85 have been achieved using a closed-loop adaptive optics system consisting of a deformable mirror and wavefront s...
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